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Hokitika Guardian, 3 May 1929, Page 7

Nothing like a pipe when things go wrong—how it soothes, solaces end cheers?— and how it enhances, one’s comfort and sense of well-being when things are going right! But to get the best out of a smoke you must select your ’bftecy with discrimination. Avoid brands full of nicotine. Be sure the; ”11 let you down sooner or later. Then you won’t want to smoke at all! And—mind this—the imported brands all contain more nicotine than is good lor anyone. Why smoke these when you can get pure New Zealand tobacco at any tobacconists —sweet, cool, fragrant and very pure because there’s hardly any nicotine in it. You see, the leaf is toasted. That rids it of most of it-, nicotine besides developing flavour and aroma. Better or more inuocons tobacco money cannot buy. There are several brands all * good, special favourites being “Biverhcad Gold,’* ,i mild delicious aromatic; “Navy Cut No 3,” a blend of choice medium-flav-oured tobaccos; ‘‘Cavendish’’ ttlie sportsman’s smoke), another tine nn lium; and “Cut Plug No. 10,’’ for those who prefer a full-bodied tobacco. The flavour is unique.—Advt.